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Jats Threaten Fresh Agitations Against Government Programmes From August 16
Jat community members in Haryana today threatened to oppose programmes attended by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and his ministers for not implementing quota in government jobs and education and not withdrawing cases filed in connection with the 2016 quota stir.
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CBI Registers 3 Cases In Jat Reservation Agitation
CBI today registered three cases to probe incidents of violence and arson during the Jat quota agitation in Rohtak in February, including the burning of residence of Haryana Finance Minister Capt Abhimanyu.
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Haryana On Guard As Jats Begin Fresh Agitation Today
The Jat community in Haryana will begin a second round of agitation starting today to press on their demand of an increased quota in government jobs and educational institutes. Anticipating a repeat of February's violent protests which claimed at least 30 lives and injured hundreds, the police and administration have prepped strong.
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'Irresponsible' People Occupying 'Responsible' Posts: Bhupinder Singh Hooda
Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today said "irresponsible" people were occupying posts of "responsibility" and this resulted in the violence during the Jat agitation for reservation and demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the matter.
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Haryana Jat Agitation: Prakash Singh Panel Blasts Administration, Police
The Prakash Singh Committee report on the large-scale violence during the Jat agitation for reservation in February, has blasted the civil and police administration, particularly senior officers, for abandoning their authority which it said led to the agitation paralysing the state for days.
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Jat Stir Panel Head Says He Was Asked To Give Clean Chit To Wrongdoers
Prakash Singh, who headed the committee that submitted a report on the violence during the Jat quota agitation, has claimed that attempts were made by some people to influence him during its preparation.
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Jat Agitation Violence: 90 Officials Indicted For Negligence
About 90 officials, including IAS and IPS officers, have been identified in a report on Jat agitation for failing to perform their duty when widespread violence and arson hit eight districts of Haryana during the reservation protests in February.
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Jat Quota Agitation: Committee Led By Former Police Officer Parkash Singh Submits Report
The Parkash Singh Committee, probing the role of police and civil administration officials during the Jat reservation stir, today submitted its report to Haryana government, pointing towards "negligence" on part of certain officials in controlling the situation.
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Murthal: Haryana Police Add Gangrape To FIR
After rejecting reports of gangrapes at Murthal during the Jat stir for reservation, the Haryana Police has told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the section on gangrape had been added to the FIR in the case.
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Haryana Sets Up Inquiry Commission To Probe Jat Violence
Haryana government on Friday announced the setting up of a two-member Commission of Inquiry to inquire into violence and the circumstances leading to it during the Jat agitation for reservation in February.
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Jats Threaten Fresh Agitations Against Government Programmes From August 16
Jat community members in Haryana today threatened to oppose programmes attended by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and his ministers for not implementing quota in government jobs and education and not withdrawing cases filed in connection with the 2016 quota stir.
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CBI Registers 3 Cases In Jat Reservation Agitation
CBI today registered three cases to probe incidents of violence and arson during the Jat quota agitation in Rohtak in February, including the burning of residence of Haryana Finance Minister Capt Abhimanyu.
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Haryana On Guard As Jats Begin Fresh Agitation Today
The Jat community in Haryana will begin a second round of agitation starting today to press on their demand of an increased quota in government jobs and educational institutes. Anticipating a repeat of February's violent protests which claimed at least 30 lives and injured hundreds, the police and administration have prepped strong.
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'Irresponsible' People Occupying 'Responsible' Posts: Bhupinder Singh Hooda
Former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda today said "irresponsible" people were occupying posts of "responsibility" and this resulted in the violence during the Jat agitation for reservation and demanded a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the matter.
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Haryana Jat Agitation: Prakash Singh Panel Blasts Administration, Police
The Prakash Singh Committee report on the large-scale violence during the Jat agitation for reservation in February, has blasted the civil and police administration, particularly senior officers, for abandoning their authority which it said led to the agitation paralysing the state for days.
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Jat Stir Panel Head Says He Was Asked To Give Clean Chit To Wrongdoers
Prakash Singh, who headed the committee that submitted a report on the violence during the Jat quota agitation, has claimed that attempts were made by some people to influence him during its preparation.
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Jat Agitation Violence: 90 Officials Indicted For Negligence
About 90 officials, including IAS and IPS officers, have been identified in a report on Jat agitation for failing to perform their duty when widespread violence and arson hit eight districts of Haryana during the reservation protests in February.
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Jat Quota Agitation: Committee Led By Former Police Officer Parkash Singh Submits Report
The Parkash Singh Committee, probing the role of police and civil administration officials during the Jat reservation stir, today submitted its report to Haryana government, pointing towards "negligence" on part of certain officials in controlling the situation.
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Murthal: Haryana Police Add Gangrape To FIR
After rejecting reports of gangrapes at Murthal during the Jat stir for reservation, the Haryana Police has told the Punjab and Haryana High Court that the section on gangrape had been added to the FIR in the case.
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Haryana Sets Up Inquiry Commission To Probe Jat Violence
Haryana government on Friday announced the setting up of a two-member Commission of Inquiry to inquire into violence and the circumstances leading to it during the Jat agitation for reservation in February.
